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The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1887-01-12

One nook q lhuuof Truck cOmpt5t6 pl,zOO
One Button LIST class hand engine 1875
One Button 4-wheel hose carriage 875
One Preston & Mott jumper 2s5
1000 feet best quality Jacket hose 900
100 leather fire buckets 80
10 cases fire ext. worthless, but cost go
30 Eng. Co. hats & belts 102
% H. & L. hats, caps 4 shirts 100
10 Hose Co. caps & belts so
One heating stove 10
One 1900 N bell 800
Total, se,017
Personal property of department:
One 407 ID bell $3.50
Flag and appurtenances So
Total amount $165
Our financial account for the year is as
follows:
GENERAL FUND.
Jan. LIST. To cash on hand $208.30
Earned during the year, except
ing dance for R. F. 1880
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-09
THE BOOKS OF THE WEEK.

THE ILLUSTRATED STRAWBERRY CUITURIsT. By Andrew
s. Fuller. 12mo PIP 81. %. Judd Coz
PETROLEUM: ITS PRODUCTION AND USE BY BOverton
Redwood 1dno, PIP. 2lO. ID Van Nostrand)
PRACTICAL ELECTRICITY BY W. L. AyrtoD, +. r. 8.
l2mo, PIP. 516 CCassell Il Coz
PRACTICAL CHEiROsoPHY BY Edward Heron Allen
16mo, PIP. l25 70. 7. Putnams Sons)
TIE FEUD OF OAKrIELD CREEK. BY Josiah Royce l2mo,
pp. 49, (IloughtOD Mifllin Co..
HANNAH THURsroN. By Bayard Taylor 12mo, PIP AGA.
PAPER. &c. p. Putnams sons)
THE STORY OF KESvETr BY Bayard Taylor 12mo, PIP.
AIS. (G. z. Putnams Sons)
ELEMENTS OF PHYSIOLOGICAL PsYcHoLoGr. b George
T. Ladd. Syo PIP COG. (Charles scribners sons)
EIslE's WEDDING AND OTHER POEMS By Jasper b. Cow
din. 12mo, PIP. ~ brooklyn, " y: d. = Hone 81
WORTH WINyING. BY Mrs. ii. LOvett Cameron. 12mo,
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USAxswEEA ABLE LOGIC. BY Thomas q. Forster syo, PIP
ass Boston: Colby d Rich.)
ANNUAL STATIsTICIAN, 1857. By L. P. McCarty. 12mo,
PIP. CAS-. CSan Francisco, Cal: L. Z. McCartyD
TIE INDEX GUIDE TO TRAVEL ART STUDY ~ En-
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PHILOSOPHY OF RITUAL BY L. 2. Gratacap, A. VI. Svo,
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

~ RIVER RAJ January 2 1857
through tians Will leave Grand Central Depot
tSa Rochester Express through drawin9roo cars.)
Albany. Troy, ~. Adams. Rouses Pt and syracuse.
.g5C The Limited" with dining stopping ~
Albany Utica Syracuse Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Fails.
Erie Cev Gland and Toledo arriving at Chicago $50
iOSOI H.; Chicago Express drawipg.roOm to Canaan
Tii3o u Western New.York and Northern Express.
with drawing room cars
3:3op oany Troy AMI Utica Express with drawing.
cars 10 Troy. 49,, .u......-. =, r.
M Chicago and 81. LOUIS Express sleeping cars
for Niagara Fails Eualo. Cincinnati lvedo Detroit Ch.
cago and Louis Dinng-car New.lork 10 Albany
Montreal Express with sleeping Montreal
Runs to Utica, stopping AT principal stations
Special Sleeper arrives Rochester 10 n Buffalo.
0;3b q. m. amt Gle yelind AJAX y. H. next day.
1915 Pacific Express with sleepingcars Tor Roches
ter Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Cleveland Toledo Detroit and
sleeping cars 10 Waterown via Uuca daily ex-
cep Saturday also to Auburn. Geneva and Csnandagua
cept saturday ana Sunday.
fil5 p M. Night Express with scepngcars 70 Albany
aud Connects with tho morning trains Tor tho Wess
and for The North except Saturday night. -
Tickets sale Grand Central Depot, No. battery
Place Alb broadway Harlem Depot l2Jh>t aud 4havc,
and Westcotts Express Oces Park Pice near Broad
wayl 1856 and oi2 Broadway and " West l2ohst New.
York; 1873 Washington and 730 Fulton sts Brooklyn and79
Attn. St. Williamsburg. ,.-
Accommodations and slecpingcars can be
procured at OF the ticket OFFICES IN CITY, AMI
1893 Washingtonst, Brooklyn
baggage called for and checked from residence
These trains daily. All others daily except SUNDAY
,These trains stop at Harlem u23th;st and Jts;ays!
J. n. TOUCEY, HENRY MoNEIE
General Superintendent. General Passenger Agent
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~ ERN RAlLROAD SHORTEST LINE BE-
TWEEN NETWORK AND BUFFALO LIGHTNING
EMPRESS TRAINS. NO DUST. ALWAYS ON TIME
PULLMAN PALACE DAY AND >LEtP PING COACHES
bepoIs IN Newlork foot OF Barclay and Christopher SITS
M Daily except sundays Buffalo and Oswego Express
for Water Gap Stroudsburg Scranton BlughlmtOn Emra,
ath Bunalo 81 racuse Oswego Greene oxford. Norwich.
Utica connect at Scranton for Ptston Wkesbarre Dan
vile and northumberland at owego for Ithaca and inferno
date stations
p. m. Blnshamton and Elmra Express for Water Gap.
Bnghamton Owego and Emra at Scran.
ton Tor PstOn. Kingston. WikesbaIre &c
p Daily Buffalo Limited Express Strouisburg
Scranton Binghamton Owego Elmlra Corning Bath Way.
land Buffalo, &c, arriving in Buffalo Z: 20 a. N. -
Daily Buffalo aud Oswe5o Express Stroudsburg
Scranton Bnghamtop cortland Syracuse Oswego Greene
Oxford. Norwich Utica and Rchet Springs.
Owego for ithaca and intermediate Satur-
days Connects at Buffalo with trains all points West
Tickets for sale and baggage checked at 2SJ Broadway
at Westcott Express offices in New York and Brooklyn.
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HARLEM RIVER BRANCH

H NETWORK. NEW-HAvEN and HARTFORD r. II.
Trains leave Harlem River station. l32s ami Lin
colnave Third Avenue Bridge Harlem River
reached by Second Avenue aud suburban Elevated ran.
roads, daily except Suniays at 045. TJO $50. 10 1855
a. M 10 SOP 40 6o 60 1890 M, FOR Port Nor
Nesr West t'hester TSn,nson,s nav Ghcs,, ooa az
Barlow Cv Isand) Pelham Manor and Rochelle con.
Meeting at New-Rochee with trains for all points
main line OF the NewYork New Haven Hartford Rail.
road shore Line and Air Line Divisions NewCanaan Md.
detown New Britain and Suield branches
all points East
Midnight train for New Rochelle and all Mediate ata
tons at 1910 m. daily, except Mondays.
Sunday for New Rochelle and
tons at 1901 and $50 the latter tram connect.
ing at New. Rochelle with way tram " STANFORD.
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Mem pnblirations.
rs 1T ANOTHER
UNCLE TOMS CABINf

In 1888 the Mann spent the winter IN Cuo".
some time Havana but mainly 10 the interior on CONGO o
sugar plantations in homes Of gentle luxury ~here so
oyed freedom Of intimate friendships ana p0rs '
restraints of hospitality. ..x
Jusna Of real life in Cuba nifty Is the
fruit OF tropical winter 1t could not nave ueo. 49,
without those friendships could not be pupiehea oecSu0
of those restraints full Of the contrasts OF slavery
Is 1t another Uncle Toms Caplh LAS ~ wv fN" ~
laughter and tearsf , r,
IT was fifty The times are changed
people are changed Opinion is changed We all agree now
slavery biunder as well as cruel wrong
TO all 1t touched. and 1t touched us all
Uncle Toms Cabin read when nearly ALL agreed 70
LET alone We couldn't let alone We had to read
To read feel think And TO thin1 was
to act; TO act TO be ready And when peopie'
ready action somehow isn't usually far ahead
The slavery question is settled and done wthhere 10 we
read about ia Cuba 1t Is almost settled lhese
Shall we tale of fifty ago Of horrible NE
lived almost more Cuban slavery COMES " III GNU
In 1888 II the law is carried QUIT
What strange 1t that draws MS to Tragedy "
s human sympathy.
Juanita is much novel as fragment OF history
author herself Weakened out OF what sho cs 'po
Northern feeling on the subject OF slavery AT that time
might be rather negative feeling sho wrote '
experience that woke her veed 1t cton ana men,
and involved her liienas ENG AeP' WV
look 10 her self fifty years
The American people taken these fifty years 10 pass
through experience like Mary Manns OF winter MIL
ions move more slowly than one New England woman
Bu, that 1t touches the synps
thoc reader nothing Coffee and sugar are not 80
much as thought thought they have TO be mentioned 1he
ropcs put gorgeous flower and eaf they are
seen between times What whole horizon OF thought
and feeling human life 1t WAS in Cuba The very us
tance from In space and time is favorable Juanita wou
read, Uncle Toms Cabin had 10 be read ~
pictured near present experience But the haze OF dis
lance soens and rcconces us TO taking IL INTO
minds
Mrs Mann hold herself TO the law Of poetic justice
by which have written less OF actual fact ana H.
vented more LET us keep faith" she enjons. that
God teaches by his failures we'll AS by success and
happiness
Juanita is not another Uncle Toms CABIN IL Is not
bloo.red the sky TO be worse than read Imagined
II YOU coldy compare il balanced and polished writ
Ing As novel lacking in art but that is the least
10 be said of It, technical charm that holds
the reader Passion than form. 1t is passion that
sweeps along the rapid pages and the reader with
overwhelming power.
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At the bookstores: Emo 4SG pages; 81 so.
At the bookstores limo, 4SU pages; 81 o.
D. LOTHROP COMPANY,
PUBLISHERS,
Boston
PUBERTS BROS NEW BOOKS.
PRISONERS OF POVERTY.

Women wayo.workers thsir Trades and their Lives Nv
By HELEN CAMPBELL. author of the "Whattod Club"
Uerndon's Income" aud Miss Melinds opportu'
nifty" volume, 2mo cloth Price 81. Paper covers 90
cents These the articles in enlarged form which lately
appeared in The NewYork Tribune they created such
widespread interest
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
l. On and after JANUARY 81, 1887.
GREAT TRUNK LINE

On and after JANUARY 81, 1887.
GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
Trains leave Desbosses and Cortsndt Streets
Ferries. as follows
Chicago Lmisd Of Psror Dining. Smoking sleeping
wi!is%spoi, ho sss Haven nj Cory and Fri.
ssf' Tor Petroleum
ton Express. PaI%sn Psiass daily SUNDAY.
arrive regular sco
nj sS and rs ts1 aaa Ind amd ana night san
For Atlantic City. except Sunday Through pariOr carl.
Cape May. week days. lilo M On Saturdays only.
Long Branch Bay Head Junction and intermediate sta
u un s ana do not STOP At xu5
For 0S Point and N0ros via Paa1pn.
via baltimore and Bay Week
Pseesyn Anne. with an through rA, y:
TG,rs s,,ss From ,S 80 iS 100
go sSJa % iac 30 $50. s$S Sso s$e and iSss
f ra1% yh ssS 80 sS SS aaS Ss:
So go IosS fSS s.U ssH
sS s ssO ios 81 nso ii' ii'o
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
ESTrss rrsn i sry: via De'Oro'e' and c
e$o @ eSssss I%issa spa 10 wa.sins,ca Linn.
.s ss sfs hight enc ssa
p. M Sundays. Express G16, % Lmted). and 10 M
4, 430. 8. 7. and p. m and 1915 night. '
Trains leaving New.York daily except Sunday at TOO
and lilo m, l. g. = ?. NJ and 10 a. M and p. m.
Returning trains leave Broat Street station Philadelphia
1901 800 4O5 4:40 6lO $780, 7:30. $40 $50 9:46 II
and IL Is a. Limited Express LILA $50 ny 1910.
90 az % n S1 as S Em asS
635, 7:12 and S12 .. M
Leave Philadelphia via Camden 900 daily except Sun.
day. ~
Ticket Offices 3le ABS and 94I Broadway Astor House.
Battery place and foot Desbrosses and
Courtst and Brooklyn Annex Station foot OF Fuonst,
Brookvni station jersey City Emgrsn Ticket ONCE
tie Garden.
The NewYorKTrapsfcr Company will call for and check
baggage from hotels and residences
CHARLES z. PUGH, j. r. WOOD
Genera! Manager. General Passr Agent
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The Orange Belt R. R. of Florida

,.nds from n, connection with Jacksonville Tampa
and Key Railway at Monroe along the west bank oil
Lake Monroe souihwestery through the towns Of Sylvan
lake Paoa Island Lake. Glen Ethel Longwood. Altamont
Forest City, Toronto Iakevie Carkona, Mlers and Crown
Point Oakland located the south shore OF Lake Apopka
distance OF 81 miles and Is being rapidly extended through
10 Point Plnellas, tho Gulf THE STEEL RAILS
HAVE ALREADY BEEN BOUGHT TIE RIGHT OF
WAY SECURED. AND THE GRADING II BEING
Rapidly PUSHED TO COMPLETE THIS ExTES-
SION by THE 1sT or NOVEMBER, or NOT
LATER THAN TIE fST OF JANUARY. 1SSS.
THIS ROAD PASSES THROUGH THE MOST FER
TILE LANDS OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA. AND
THE MOST THRIFTY ORANGE BELT OF THE
sTATE 1T II DOING VERY SATISFACTORY
RrsIyEss AND EARNING MORE THAN THE
INTEREST on IT'S BONDED DEBT OVER AND
ABOVE ALL OPERATING EXPENSES, &C, AND
WHEN COMPLETED WE SEE NO REASON WHY
1T SHOULD NOT PAY HANDSOME DIVIDENDS
nv IRIS STOCK As 1T Il BONDED FOR THE
SMALL, AMOUNT or 5000 PER MILE. These
bonds and only lien the rold and equipment
and in addition guaranteed principal and Interest by tho
Orange Belt Investment Company which own large mills at
Longwool that earning over $4,000 year net DO
sides which company have valuable real estate and other
property. estimated In ALL with the mills TO be worth
$500 ODO when the road is finished TO soint Pineas
IL estimated that the Investment Companys properly VIII
be worth at 81 900 0O0 not including the railroad and
its franchises.
TIE COMPANY RESERVES THE RIGHT TO RE-
DEEM THESE BONDS At ANY TtME AFTER FIVE
YEARS AND 1T Is BELIEVED THAT THEY WILL
BE ABLE TO RETIRE THEM ALL IN FIVE YEARS.
A. 1T II FOR THE INTEREST OF THE GUAR
ANTORs TO DO So THEY BEING THE OWNERS
OF Is PER CENT or THE STOCK, WHICH,
WITH THE rs PER CENT WE OFFER. WILL.
OWN TIE ROAD AFTER THESE BONDS HAVE
BEEN RETIRED, AND WILL RE THE ONLY
LIEN UPON TIE RAILROAD AND EQUIPMENT
AND FRANCHISE.
We look upon security COOL investment and with
25 PER CENT Of stock offered with the bonds They should
command the attention OF the investing pablo.
Interest January and Jnly payable at the Farmers Loan
anil Trus, Company who the Trustees OF tho
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THE TWO BROTHERS.

By HONORE DE BALZAC. Uniform with Pere Goriot"
Duchesse lie Langeais" Cesar Broteau" Eugene
Grandet" Cousin Pons and The Country Doctor l2no
half morocco French style. Price, 81 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-09
10 THE HOLDERS OF
PEORIA, DECATUR AND EVANSVILLE INCOME
BONDS

THE CENTRAL TRUST co. OF NEw.YoRH. !
NEw-loRK March ], ls5L}
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Issue OF forty-yelr
5pcr cent second mortgage datei November 1885
secured by the PEORIA Decatur anl Evans
VILE Railway tho undersigned anil william 4. Ho
man as Trustee having been Authorized AMI prepared tho
will and after March 1887 exchange the
same bond FOR tho outsandng income bonds
OF said company Upon the Peoria Division S35S0OD and
npon the Evansville Division oooJ amounting in all to
S2,OSs 600
F.P. OLCOTT.
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THE KERNEL AND TIE HUSK.

Letters Spiritual Christianity by the author OF "Pho
chr1stus" and onesimus." l2mo CLOTH 81 so.
The OF this that belief in the miracles
Christ essential belief in Christ; and
ducton to the reader he It's 10 the would be
shippers the doubtful wOrsppcrs Of Christ that the fol-
lowing addressed who has for
found peace and salvation the worship Of nonnracuous
Christ"
TEN TINES ONE Is TEN: THE POSSIBLE
REFORMATION.
ByEE HALE. cheap edition In paper covers, so cents.
Sold by all booksellers Mailed postpaid by the publishers
ROBERTS BROTHERS,
BOSTON.
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BEAUCHAMP'S CAREER.

Novel. BY GEORGE MEREDITH. author Of Richar
Feverei" Evan Harrington" Harry Richmond" "sand
Belon" "Rhola Fleming" "Vitoria Diana Of the Cross
1.-The Egos" l2mo English CLOTH uncut Price 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-09
nlnsical Instruments.

A NUMBER OF VERY SLIGHTLY Used
"A npisht and square pianos Of our make which were
rotan opera House Company during hcpas opera
will he sold at literal reduction from regular prices
PIANOS FOR RENT 49,
WILLIAM KSABE & co. ll2 5th.ave
FISCHER PIANOS, renowned for tone and
i standing In tune. Manufactures and warerooms 4l5
42k 2Stst and S67 Broadway 18th ST. (DitsOns
Buih } Pianos exchanged rented or instslments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-09

Published by HARPER g. BROTHERS. New York.
for sale by all booksellers will DO
sent by HARPER BROTHERS. postpaid. TO any part VI
tho United and Canada receipt OF The price.
HARPER BROTHERS CATALOGUE sent on receipt
Of Ten Cents postage
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ERIE RAILWAY. now known as the NEW

E.nlE nAILW A ], now known rs the NEW
Through trains 2sd and stations at same
hour local trains leave 23d-t Station fifteen minutes car
a. m.-Day Express week DAYS Buffet Drawins.room
Coaches to Binghamton Emira. Hornelsvillc Buffalo
PULLMAN so-png Coaches from Horn.llsvIe IN Chicsxo
Limited" solid Pullman train Of Dav and Buffet Sleeping
coaches tn Meanwhile Cleveland Cincinnati CHICAGO and
Fails Hamilton and Toronto No extra charge for East
%mDsy Chicago Esgrss Pullman Dav and sl..pins
ara Falls, Cincinnati and Chicago ~"
RpY 1SS SGdn and al. pa; s 10
aJ6 7;to $40 1880 NJ, 1900 miinichf SUNDAY. si5
M I'm - m,dn IT, noon lA5 AIS oao 7Aa 600 1880
l49 800 $40 !;to $780, blO. 800 500 G:ln $780, Ills.
15n 500 $40 lo:S0 M 1890 midnieht sundays b:l5
NJ i ,9ca IT . M LAO. 4;l6 $50, 745. 600 1890
NsrsTk ana s%S Ssws5k 60 500 $50
500 1000 m. and 1900 Midnight daily except Sunday
SUNDAYS a'lh = M s. S;2o: s:so soOn m;
so si s $50 1884, t al re e s m%a sa
sunday .pa 1s HsG lo2e m las 4l5 G3o $780, 1899
warwick 4ts 900 1920 m- 4.3o p m. Sundays 545Am
Ss%Sars and ccrnxs g. 80 900 M ss, 49, $50 ami
MONTGOMERY Rondout and Kingston. 900 a $3.50
Scranton. Dnn1ore a. 900 a M. escep, Sundays
Goshen Ii5 has $50 600 1920 M $50 800 49, SOL
MisioSn: 4:t5 si5 $50 300 1910 g; $50 $50 500:
n The tra train ;tcDs Mains only GOO az,
Tickets passage and apartments in Drawing Roo ami
Sleeping Coaches be obtained and the checking
Nos 40l III. 957 Broadway ls7 West.st v " No 33i
f9ton.st brooklyn. or at The Companv's d'Dos
HPre, trans from the West arrive in NcwYork at I'LL.
SEQ. DE HAVEN 4. @. F. Xgt. l.. p. FARMER @. p. Ags
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STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.
HUDSON RIVER OPEN TROY BOATS

4 HUDSON KIVEK OPEN TROY BUAIS
~. CITIZENS LINE.
CONNIE ncng THURSDAY. April T. steamers city or Troy
and Saratoga foot OF Chrstopherst North River
daily except saturday Freight received on and after
Thursday.
A -RONDOUT AND KINGSTON. LAND
IA. ISG CransOns West Point Cornwall. New burgh.
Marlboro Milton Poughkeepse and Esopus The fast iron
city OF Kingston Will leave every Tuesday and
thursday az saturdays at p H. from pier foot OF
HarrisOnst. North River
CATSKILL EVENING LINE.
~ CATS IL and landings. Boats leave Pier 80.
y. r.. foot OF JaY-sL. daily NJ p. m.
For SrUYVEsANT and ATli EMS from Pier 80, foot OF
Franknst Tuesdays Thursdays ami saturdays at same
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY

FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET. NORTH RIVER.
For PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON. Bound Brook
Route" at AGO. 7,i5 800 400 M 1880 400. AGO. $780,
1880 1900 y. SUNDAYS at 400. $40 $50 u W
I'm $500 -. -. -.
1900 M lave connection Tor Reading Harrisburg Potts
Vile. 400 a. for Eason. bethlehem Allentown
Heading Harrisburg. etc On Sundays for Easton.
100 Easton Bethlehem Allentown, Mauch Chunk,
Wikcsbarrc, and Scranton
Tor Easton. Bethlehem, Allentown, Mauch Chunk
Wnkesbanc Scranton, Reading. Harrisburg Pottsville,
Tanaqua, Shamokn. sunbuIy. Lewisburz Willlamsport
100 and l30 m. for East1n. Bethehem Allentown.
Maucli Chunk. Heading. Harrisburg, etc,
$40 N. Easton, bethlehem, Allentown Mauch Chunk
Wisesbarrc Scranton Iamaqna shamckin, sunbury Lew
hbuIg Millamsror etc go
4:L0and D. Esston Bethlehem. Allentown. etc.
5:4j r. M. for Easton Bethlehem. Allentown, Mauch
Chunk. Wikesbarre heading Harrisburg etc Ga Sundays
700 and 100 n. FOR Fnston. Bethlehem Allentown.
4:3O SIS HOO M, loo. 400, i;3O 6l5 Sundays
400 900 m for Red Bank. Long Branch, Ocean Grove
except Sundays) Point Pleasant
$50 s:l5a. 100 40 for Lakewood. Toms River
4:sO a. ~ LOOP m. for Atlantic City. Vneland and
4:S0 s:I5 lI.45a m. l:O0 4:So $50 p m. for Free
hold
A:30 Goo s:l5 HOO las am. loo. 400 4:SO
5.30 cas- J. IN. Sundays AGO. 900 a H. for Perth
Amboy.
time LEGAL points etables Ticket
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STEAMBOATS, am6 Railroads.

COR HUDSON AND COXSACKIE,
Il Boatseave e. p M Tuesdays Thursdays and eaears
days from Pier 50 ". Il. foot Of Jayst =. :.
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays from Pier 30 noos o.
Franklin st. connectiHs with Boston and Albany r r.
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We have this Gay formed copartnorship under the firm
name OF
HUMBERT. HOPKINS & co.
for the transaction OF business IS BANkEk- and BRok
Stocks Bonds and other securities dealt In at the
Stock Exchange and Grain aud Provisions bon
and adequate Your patronage Is
respectfully solicited. Yours respectfully.
WILLIAM 4. HCMBERT,
Member ew.lork Produce Exchange.
ALLISON u HOPKINS.
Member Newly ORR stock Exchange.
EDWARD :. BENEDICT.
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Jnstrmftion.
Geatbers.


A BEST TEACHERS, Tutors and Govern
~ supplied. charge TEACHERS registered
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r. T. AVERY. ANN School Bure u West llthst. N. Y
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N teacher English Music; experienced companion
who GIVE good home and fair salary references
Address with particulars Box 2s7. New.Canaan Conn.,
ADY PRINCIPAL wanted for September.
High School, Indiana 5000 Latin. mathematics natural
sciences. Many other vacancies.
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TEACHERS WANTED.-Ladies Expert
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Epscopalian assistant church
school EXPERIENCED military instructor experienced teacher
mathematics Latin. Episcopalian tutor with French
and salaries liberal English cocution and military
drill -
Apply TO Mrs VI. J. YoUNGFULTdN.
American and Foreign Tcachers Agency ~ Union SQUARE
VISITING ENGAGEMENT desired, now or
in September In school or family. by Nine. DE BEL
merry principal young ladies' school at New Brighton
aud French; English branches 342 East 42dst
WOMAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BU-
w REAU (or both sexes supplies Profe Teachers
Governcsscs Musicians ousekeeper COMPANIONS etc. to
leges schools and families also Bookkeepcrs stenogra
pliers and COpyis 8 10 business firms
Mrs. A. D. CULv ER. 800 9TH ave, NewYork City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-09
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF Cortandt or De,
brOsscs follows
z a. ~. for Catasauqui and intermediate points
for Geneva, Lyons Emra Rochester. BlHllO AMI
the West aud principal local points Chair car 10 wilkes
barre.
for Tunkhannock and intermediate points Chair
to Tunktanuock. Connection To Reading anu HARRISBURG
;4O p m. for Ptston and principal intermediate pointl
Chair ear To Pittson.
$40 for Copay and intermediate points Connection
Reading and Harrisburg Char Coplay.
for Geneva, Lyons. Elmra, Rochester Buffalo AMI
the West Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons
1850 y. for Iaurays and intermediate points.
Trains leaving at aud $40 D. connect Tor
all points in Mahanoy and Hazlnton Coal RegionA
SUNDAY TRAINS
a for Mauch Chunk. Hazeton and Intermediate
points
$40 p. for Copay and intermediate points
d. Geneva, Lyons Emira, Rochester, Buffalo aud
tho West, Pullman sleeper Lyons